The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1887-06-17
Brownsville News.

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day morning.
On Wednesday last Burt Sprague de-
parted for Portland.
Ballard Tycer, il suffering from Sc
we're attack of sore throat.
Misses Ida and Sarah Coshow, paid
Coburg visit ON Saturday last.
For watches clocks, icwelry, or spec
tncles, call on Pillsbury the iewelcr.
Bert Cable, NJ. $. and w. ]. Titus, on
Saturday started for Linkville, Oregon.
David Dalgle;sh, of Portland arrived
In town ON the evening Of Wednesday
last.
The Powell school, district No. 81,
closed for the summer term on Friday
the nth inst.
G., G. Stanard left for Eugene on SAT-
u ylaN last, remaining over Sunday, re-
turning the following Monday.
During the past week Phil Gray re-
turned from Harney valley. lie reports
deep snow ON Sand mountain.
On Wednesday last james Galloway,
Of Corvallis, who has been visiting
town friends left for Prineville.
William Galhrnth father of 7 Il.
Galhraith, county clerk of Linn county,
/ is visiting Brownsville friends.
Mrs. A. w. Stanard. Misses Idela
I Stanard and Robbie Dodson, left on
Wednesday for Scio to visit friends.
/ Mover Bros. are laying continuation
of pipes, carrying the water 10 the resi-
7 dence Of O. +. Coshow, Jr. ped
/ must bclieve in the prohibition fluid.
Moycr Bros. have resumed operations
at their logging camp, crew of men
| left for that place during the past week,
/ Joseph Hume and DIR. II. II. Curl ON
1 "Wednesday last, left for the upper Cal
I ipooya, un fishing aud hunting trip.
/ A. w. Stanar,i, on Monday last stnrt-
/ ed for Prineville tu look after his stock
4 Interests, and bring in n hand of horses
ON SATURDAY last q. \. Dyson, y. II.
/ Stamdish, and ]. Moore started for Blue
river, on general hunting, fishing aud
I prospecting tour.
+. L. Croft G. .. II. MorcloclS left for
/ Portland TO attend the annual meeting
of the Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch
| MaSons of Oregon.
notwithstanding the late trusts winch
Z were thought Co have shortened the
4 crop, cherries are quite plenty, and are
being retailed at - cents per gallon.
On Sabbath last az the NJ. l.. church
Rev. Clark Smith "A returned mission
1 ary. delivered 10 n large attendance, q
( tives, products, wages, &c.
Father J. Dennis on che evening ot
\ "Wednesday last at the NJ. T.. church
delivered alecture. .subiec Topic and
Events of the Dav," also treating or
"Fools that think they are Wise, Coris,
s..
The disciples Of Isaac Walton ar,
meeting with good success; the Calipoo
VA Is at the right stage for successful
fishing, and daily large strings of fin'
spccklcd beauties arc brought int
town.
ON Friday night team of horse,
hitched To- \ hack, the property Of G.
Mckinney while standing before tn
post office, Incoming frightened startc,
to run and succeeded in overturnin;
the hack before they stopped.
Henry Archibald of this place ha
leased the F'indley soda springs for
term of two years. Many improvement
will hc made ON the premises, and guest
at the hotel or campers. viii be treate'
in courteous manner.
The Misses Archibald accompanic,
by their brother Henry. who leased tn
Fiatllcy soda springs, started for tina
place on "Wednesday last. II T. I'll
intention of Mr.. Archibald, 10 thorough
, ly renovatc and remodel this summe
FtSOfl. making AlflfRsE nENNiSlfitl~ ANii IN
comfort of all visiting the place.
Gu Thursday last nj the Brownsvill
creamery, test trial of the improve
Drake churn took place. In eight min
. utCs butter was produced, of n firm 81
, lid texture, the cells unbrokon, as wa
. shown by examination with a magn
/ fVing glass The churns are en- eNis
I tiou nj the stores of G.. y. Dyson an
r +. +. Croft.
: On Saturday juno 18th, the Prohihi
9 ton League. of Halsev, will ut tina
! place give a temperance picnic i'm Pow
= ellis grove. \ lecture will he deliverc
. by Col. George Woodforl also othe
b distinguished speakers. The Ialse
? and Tangent brass bands will give
! grand open air concert, there will Il
singing, also a base ball match game.
{ A. Fitzgerald, who has been turnin
I his attention to raising cereals, hu
"A thoroughly demonstrated the fact thi
2 the soil i'm this locality is well adapte
! to the culture. all varitits of vcgetahl,
a and fruits, of which he il mt presei
!; reaping ful, yield For the past tw
u weeks he has supplied the town deman
: with Strawberries. that for size, col,
!, and palatahlc flavor, are hard TO bea
/ For sale at c. L. Stanard's.
Q 1t is noteworthy hci that in o,
town business men, mechanics and Il
oorers all seem to be busy and prospe
Gus, all who come find elnploymen
all who are willing to work are seldol
idle. 1t is also a happy state of affai
that the generality Of our citizens pa
a strict attention TO Sabbath observance
V the churches are well attended, gre;
: interest is evincod in Sunday school e
> ercises, the average attendance at Il
d Baptist church numbering lbs. L,
L 4. a
II court, no case of ''drunk and diSorde
ly, appearing on the boards. Caliboo
remains untenanted and the tow
marshaPs duties are light. Ditto, fee:
T. :. p.